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Congratulations to Professor Hormozi for a successful semester

Thank you to Professor Hormozi for her great teaching last semester in CHEME 3230: Fluid Mechanics.

Robert Frederick Smith visits the Hormozi Lab

We are honored to have Robert Frederick Smith visiting our lab during his recent visit to Cornell.

New Article Released: “Swelling colloids could fix short circuits in geothermal wells”

Sarah Hormozi and the Hormozi group are excited to be involved in this ongoing geothermal project. https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2022/04/swelling-colloids-could-fix-short-circuits-geothermal-wells

Cornell Geothermal Research: The President of Iceland meets with scientists from Cornell University, Professors Tester, Archer, Wiesner, Fulton, and Hormozi.

Iceland and Cornell aim to achieve carbon neutrality before 2040. https://www.forseti.is/fr%C3%A9ttir/2022-04-07-gestir-fr%C3%A1-cornell/

Join us for Soft Matter Discussions Organized by Professor Hormozi and Professor Abbott

These seminars were organized by Professor Hormozi and Professor Abbott. Visit Cornell Soft Matter Hub for more information.

Professor Hormozi will be speaking at the IUTAM Symposium

We are excited to share that Professor Hormozi will be speaking at the IUTAM Symposium on Particles, drops, and bubbles in stratified environments.

Professor Hormozi will be giving a talk at the Gordon Conference

We are excited to share that Professor Hormozi will be one of the speakers at the 2022 Gordon Conference.

Professor Sarah Hormozi Featured in CBE Friday Faculty